But, I want to thank you and bless you, dear, for your sweet kindliness to me.
Why, you might have sent me flying about my business with nothing more than a curt No.

I'm glad you didn't do that!" "I don't treat my friends like that," and Patty smiled, relieved that the ordeal was practically over.

"Now, will you help us with the House Sale ?" "In a _minute_! But tell me what house is to be sold ?" "Oh, no, we don't sell any house.

It's really a sort of Bazaar, but instead of holding it in a hall or any big place, we have it in a house,--this house, in fact." "Here ?" "Yes, next week.

It's a horrid nuisance,--the getting ready and clearing up afterward, I mean,--but we want to make money for the library of our working girls' club." "Let me give you the money you'd make, and then don't have the Bazaar thing." "You're awfully good, Phil, and I'd like to do that.